Hi, and thanks for Deepnote – collaborative notebooks are becoming the default workspace for many ML and data teams.
I maintain an open-source project called WFGY (MIT-licensed, ~1.5k GitHub stars). One of its pillars is a 16-problem “ProblemMap” that enumerates common RAG / LLM failure modes end to end:
This checklist has been integrated or referenced by:
- ToolUniverse from Harvard MIMS Lab
- Multimodal RAG Survey from QCRI LLM Lab
They use it as a practical taxonomy when debugging RAG systems.
Proposal
Since many people prototype RAG pipelines inside Deepnote, I would like to propose an official notebook guide that:
- Walks through building a minimal RAG pipeline in Deepnote
- Shows how to log and tag failures using the 16 ProblemMap categories (retriever issues, chunking problems, etc.)
- Encourages teams to treat ProblemMap as a shared language when commenting and collaborating inside notebooks
The notebook would be Deepnote-centric and could live in an official examples gallery or template set. WFGY ProblemMap would simply be linked as an external, MIT-licensed reference taxonomy.
Question
Would you be open to:
- Hosting such a notebook as an official example / template, and
- Including a short reference to the WFGY ProblemMap for the failure-mode labels?
If that sounds interesting, I can draft the notebook in your preferred format and get feedback before any formal PR.
If not, completely understood – thanks again for providing Deepnote.
Hi, and thanks for Deepnote – collaborative notebooks are becoming the default workspace for many ML and data teams.
I maintain an open-source project called WFGY (MIT-licensed, ~1.5k GitHub stars). One of its pillars is a 16-problem “ProblemMap” that enumerates common RAG / LLM failure modes end to end:
https://github.com/onestardao/WFGY/blob/main/ProblemMap/README.md
This checklist has been integrated or referenced by:
They use it as a practical taxonomy when debugging RAG systems.
Proposal
Since many people prototype RAG pipelines inside Deepnote, I would like to propose an official notebook guide that:
The notebook would be Deepnote-centric and could live in an official examples gallery or template set. WFGY ProblemMap would simply be linked as an external, MIT-licensed reference taxonomy.
Question
Would you be open to:
If that sounds interesting, I can draft the notebook in your preferred format and get feedback before any formal PR.
If not, completely understood – thanks again for providing Deepnote.